Mr Yossu wrote: one of my co-workers is encouraging the team to put all code into the .razor.cs file So a single file. Unless the application is very small or there is zero functionality in that code then no that is a bad idea. And maybe even for the second it still might not be a good idea. Since presumably the file is modified by humans (not generated) then obviously the line count is a good demarcation. Is it going to be 100,000 lines long? Now? Or in the next 5 years then absolutely not. If it is 20 lines long now and will be at most 100 in 5 years then it doesn't matter.

Ah, thanks so much for that! As you probably guessed, this was my first time submitting an article, and I was a bit confused the way it works. Re-reading the instructions on the first page of the wizard, I suppose you could read it to mean it's the place to upload zip files and images, etc. I read it to mean you upload zip files that contain your test project, image files, etc. This idea was supported by the fact that some other info I saw about using the wizard said you were to upload images on step 4. Perhaps this could be clarified for the Hard Of Thinking :sigh: Anyway, all fixed now and I'll (hopefully) remember for next time :) Thanks again, Alan